The Cambria freeman. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1867-1938, 1887-10-14
WANTED, A DRESS SUIT

WANTED, A DRESS SUIT
"By Jove! That Inisrgablc tailor IS
enough L. drive 4 nIaU crazy >" cried
Judge ll0nry Ninklcr, desperately, not
knowing Nhether Ia CurS- ur laugh.
lie paced the room ~ hc spoke. ik,. a
Gagged animal. Poor fellow bis anger
wsS not UuTcasonIble.,=S b, strobe up and
down the limited space his hsIir dressed
ami pcrfumcd, and attir.i in shining pa
tent les heT boots linen iIuitlusslv laun-
dcrcd-but there cTr dcScriI ton must
cease and We must. not further dilat,. on
the bridegroom apparel.
Is Judge NuElcT was T. he married
II tNr'yc o. uclock, sharp, L. his adored
Aurcir-I, III one @f the most fashionable
Churches The tailor had Promised him
t. deliver his dre-S suit II has apartments
at trI o'clock, anF now u stus quit. half
l.,g>tr"lcvcu. and lIr Wiukirr stood ar
raycd In SPot!eSs white, and there were
L" s.-sus UI - sw2 low-J.ui anywhere,
"fO YOU kHa& what ] would 10 2'
ycEfurrI an oAiciuuS grF 1msmau, Who
had come to escort the JuG-sc 10 church.
i Eouid just pat ou my morning cuat IT
Once. du believe that this Will be the.
very best thing you can % just now
Bring me q hItIUi ui last wear ; hail
hEt pray do 8.ut mcnti' my morning
coat, nor put in p!ys fo- my trousers.
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years ugu, are now OF such a hue .ls L. be
t,tally indies rihahlc. Man i- ulwavS a
laUghIbl, object when he J. getting mar
Ticd, even al his best but II I array nv
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You are right" sighed Charley. "Rut
tell me what was Your reason fIr order
iug yuur wedding clothes 50 laf.y They
should have been here ;. week ..so. Why
were Won 80 foolish -
Il wa foolish To trust 10 that beast o.!
. tailor. 4 always put off things until
the very last moment. and now nm u
be puniSrfyst, / suppose" AMI -nenry
NinklcE throw himself into HI arm
chair.
Look a. my new dress suit, said
Charley. smoothing his coat down IN
front 0i . tun.s drc-~lng gl,l>s. "Euo-ut
= ~ me v.l2 Ola, 7 vas smarter than
-"us, judge, lJr my dress suit wa~ ordered
- wees a',9L hal 4 made expressly -
wait on va"
y our lecture may he very amusing
.Fo.ued the Judge, "vuI II idllS u Keep
me oEt 81 thIS muddle, my boy
Suddenly the iut.c bounded NJ from
the armchair. gra>pei the astOnished
Charley by the shoulders and locked at
him tiNeGi-. " hiic Le cried
''Nod can help me ont, If Won VIII, old
fellow ! see that yuu can bc. u the
greatest assistance - me in this. the most
threatening moment II my existence"
Il" .ul-wcrcd tIre sururIsrd friend
max "' raTth can ! DO |" help you
10" 'Sh not sc ny way.
But ynu viii see your way. Look in
the glass, nay dear boy. Sec how we
stand Is much alike IN Eguro a. two
peas
We'll, what Of that 2' asked Charley
~ the nudge CcvOuTed his SgCrc with lbs
large brown eyes.
Don't yen see my dearest friend how
YOU can ncIP me Why, you must lend
me your ~ull - that can hurry and get
married, the Judge said, iiuUctuq,s'y.
What ,oUt Mr. Held jn2 lie gave
-pue loar. dvSpIiriug glance M his Kali,
luc figure in the glass allI though. pf the
charming EertAa, whom h,.. - bcs,t man,
wis tu ,-,uI tu the alter. AlJ-, Le mad
contemplated ibis pleasure Tor weeks.
and no" b" "s.s - be un,.rr--cd Ike
naughty boy. IN the middle cd! tho day
lie was anErE with hin.st.I that ne lad
f'Tuttgd before the glass aud called uro
judges attention To- his drv-- ~uit, but
r.r'uc one h-.d L. S'.iier, evidently uut -
'na.l,.y r---7.ei hi- new clothes o. his
'.uIr.'Pt1rc.l friend
u tF".. +Glge Ninklcr olt m"wcnI
e Zip ant" ,he diess suit, ami sD"I he
Ald "rrlNc't AT the chursh, escorted by
inc E"IHIai SHarlcN, VII" A'd doHncd
'hS Per i'T,"ei AhEsLIhS CO... -!.I tiie de-
s9l9'' u'c>efs
Wuklcr was the fGppirst 81 men, and
Cit,,-l,y-une of the ~addrst, ;-S he walked
up the aisle with the lovely Bertha ON
his aru. NJ whom h- dared NOT look, for
fear she would break oil hcr engage mcut
with him
Au hour later the "eNiey ey-marricd pair
went N = ne ears StvaWIn" away O" Green
Waln Wt're tn'E were - pass tnSir
honey moon. The IUigr hal uuhcd the